Copracr
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pics are tough
but aerated oil is more like a froth
from what I have seen and enough to displace oil and cause issues
images were hard to find
that pic might be the upper end of an aeration problem but you get the idea
the air bubbles become suspended in the oil
over filling can cause it if the crank starts hitting the oil among other things
Froth like the milky stuff old cars used to get under the valve covers?
Oil looks fine. Truck needs a good cleaning. EWW...
Good eye, lol. Cleaning is not my forte. My vehicles generally get one real good cleaning, right before i sell it